The phrase "analytic means" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing methods or tools for analysis, particularly in academic or technical writing.
Example: "The study employed various analytic means to evaluate the data collected from the experiments."
Alternatives: "analytical methods" or "analysis techniques".
A simplified model is also presented which facilitates the assessment of parametric influences by analytic means.
One subject here is the representation of topological invariants (such as cohomology) by analytic means (such as harmonic forms).
But since the form of this distribution is difficult to obtain, we cannot obtain CIs by analytic means directly.
We derive some basic properties of the structure and dynamic behavior of the networks, both by sampling randomly constructed networks and by analytic means.
Although the high-throughput sequencing or microarray is possible analytic means for our mutant library, the design of our barcodes provides a medium-throughput alternative which requires only easily accessible laboratory techniques.
This can easily be resolved as appropriate analytic means (i.e. phased haplotype training sets and imputation software) are now freely available and have proved productive in the investigation of the X chromosome in other disease areas [e.g. type 2 diabetes (23)].
Remark 5.2 To characterize a mean M as an ( A, m ) Φ -mean is of great importance since the involved arithmetic mean A is the simplest analytic mean further with a linear affine character.
The advent of big data and predictive analytics means we can better plan care for a population.
The test addressing so-called file drawer problem estimates the number of unpublished studies required to refute significant meta-analytic means.
"Text analytics" means converting text into conventional data.
Predictive analytics means taking actions based on AI-derived assumptions from algorithms trained on past events.
